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No, it may have it as authorised optional equipment.
No. Article 21.2.3 of the General Vehicle Regulations permits two-wheeled mopeds to have main-beam lighting but does not make it mandatory equipment. Dipped-beam lighting is required under article 21.2.1. Motorcycle mandatory equipment must not simply be applied to mopeds. Any fitted device must meet its applicable technical requirements.
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Yes, it must always have two main-beam headlights.
No, it may have it as authorised optional equipment.
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